Pub hit with complaints over 'rioting' underage drinkers, rowdy customers and 'offensive chanting' during the football keeps booze licence

A takeaway owner was run over and killed by his own car as tried to stop a teenage boy from stealing it.

Alesha Dixon has opened up about what happened at Ant McPartlin’s wedding where she danced barefoot and sang karaoke.The 42 year old Britain’s Got Talent judge admitted to giving a drunken karaoke performance at the event that caused her to lose her voice. Appearing on Angela Scanlon’s Thanks A Million podcast, Alesha joked that she “sounds like Barry White” following the event.

Emmerdale viewers were left fuming after Monday night's episode after Leyla Cavanagh opened up to husband Liam about her tragic miscarriage.The doctor didn't appear to cut up about the sad news, while Leyla was clearly devastated and cried as she opened up about it.As Leyla broke down in tears, Liam told her: "It's just I've already lost so much that this just seems..."Leyla interrupted, saying: "Irrelevant?"Fans were left unhappy with Liam's apparent cold nature – though others understood that he was already grieving the loss of his daughter Leanne.One said: "Liam you steaming great a***hole your wife needs you."Another wrote: "Wake up Liam your wife is devastated because she could be losing your baby."A third said: "Liam, this is your

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!An urban explorer has shared eerie pictures from inside a seedy abandoned swingers club that has been left to rot for over a decade.The adult venue, formerly known as Utopia, closed its doors in 2007, and in April 2018, the grand building in Ivetsey Bank, Staffordshire, was badly damaged by fire.Now, Abandoned UK has posted pictures on a Facebook group for urban explorers to share their finds show the 15-metre indoor heated swimming pool drained and full of rubbish.The post read: "Utopia in the Staffordshire countryside, boasted a labyrinth of caves and fantasy rooms as well as a swimming pool and sauna."It was once described as 'one of the finest, cleanest and best-appointed adult

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Little Boots has revealed that she will perform as part of ABBA‘s upcoming ‘Voyage’ concerts in London.The Swedish pop icons announced the “revolutionary” live experience last week (September 2), while also sharing their first new songs in 40 years: ‘I Still Have Faith In You’ and ‘Don’t Shut Me Down’.Beginning next May, the special live shows will present a “digital” version of ABBA (not holograms) performing alongside a 10-piece live band at the purpose-built 3,000-capacity ‘ABBA Arena’ at London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A body modifier allegedly used a branding iron to mutilate a female customer’s genitals and tattooed an eyeball which later leaked.Brendan Leigh Russell, 40, from New South Wales in south east Australia, has been accused of inflicting pain on several women.The tattooist, who calls himself BSlice DotCom, is set to face a four-week trial over the alleged offences.One woman complained of pain after Russell allegedly implanted a plastic snowflake in early 2017, the Australian Associated Press reports.He told her to visit him instead of a hospital and said it was “just irritated”, a NSW district court heard.The woman later died from septicemia, poisoning of the blood.Russell has already

McFly appeared as secret special guests at Slam Dunk Festival over the weekend – you can check out the footage below.The pop-rock group – consisting of Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Harry Judd and Dougie Poynter – surprised fans at both the northern and southern leg of the event, which took place on September 4 and September 5 respectively.Having recently performed various outdoor shows, McFly first played a six-song set for festivalgoers at Temple Newsam in Leeds.

Police are hunting a suspect who broke a stranger's leg by stamping on it in a Scots pub. A 21-year-old was targeted by the brute in Prestwick before being pushed down and attacked.

Scott Disick is not coming across as his very best self after all that Younes Bendjima-related direct message drama of the past week.

According to Ofcom, Virgin received the most complaints per 100,000 about their broadband, pay-TV, and landline phones between January and April 2021, while the UK faced its third national lockdown.The majority of these complaints focused on complaints handling (39%), fault and service issues (33%), and billing problems (13%).Plusnet, Vodafone, and TalkTalk are said to have also generated complaints above the industry average during this period when many customer call centres were closed due to the Covid-19 lockdown.

Prestwick nightspot.The 21-year-old was seriously assaulted after being set upon inside popular haunt Vic's & the Vine.Police say a disturbance broke out, which saw the man being pushed and having his leg stamped on during the incident.Detectives have now launched an appeal for information following the attack which happened at around 1.40am in the early hours of Saturday.The man was assisted by staff who called an ambulance and he was taken to Ayr Hospital where he was treated for the broken leg and has since been discharged.The suspect for the attack is described as white, 6ft in height, with short dark hair worn in a quiff style.

spider mating season, and we all know this can cause chaos in the home if you're not prepared for the eight-legged guests. While tackling creepy crawlies can seem like an impossible task, there are ways of keeping bugs at bay using products that you likely already have at home.For example, did you know spiders can't stand the smell of citrus? You heard right, you can keep spiders from invading your home by using nothing more than just a lemon - and you don't even need to waste the fruit, as the peel is enough to send them sprinting, The Mirror reports.

Michelin star celebrity chef Tom Kerridge has defended the pricing of an £87 sirloin steak in one of his pubs in Marlow. The Hand and Flowers is the only pub in the UK to receive two Michelin stars, but has been criticised for its prices.

“Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings” smashed Labor Day box office records, generating $71.4 million in ticket sales for the holiday weekend.The movie was the first Marvel film to be released exclusively in theaters since the pandemic began.

Warning: you may not be emotionally ready to experience Jaymes Young‘s Happiest Year.

We've all seen the myriad of subscription boxes head out on the market, personally I get Fairyloot on a monthly basis (after sitting on the waitlist for a short while).

The Love Island cast reunited last night for a one-off studio special met with a mixed reaction by viewers. Headed up by winners Millie Court and Liam Reardon, the famous faces of the last series gathered together for one last on-screen showdown.

Playboy model shared her kinky tips for increasing your sex drive from solo love to lingerie.Ju Isen said she's prioritised pleasure during the coronavirus pandemic.She said: "I do a kind of intimate skincare. I treat my vagina like I'm taking care of my face."Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterMeanwhile a sexpert revealed her tips to reboot your desire if you "dread" sex.From feeling more body confident to having more sex, Tracey Cox shared a number of tricks.She also said it's important to work out what still works by seeing what gets your aroused.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticIn France, the names Rastignac and Rubempré serve as a kind of shorthand even today — two iconic characters who signify opposite sides of the same vice: Both prominent players in Honoré de Balzac’s expansive “La Comédie Humaine,” the ambitious parvenus are virtual nobodies of vaguely noble extraction who arrive agog in early-19th-century Paris, and compromise their way to the top. For Rastignac, the strategy actually works to his advantage; not so much for Lucien de Rubempré, whose swift ascent and humiliating fall are dramatically detailed in Balzac’s masterpiece, “Lost Illusions,” laying the roller-coaster track for this sumptuous and surprisingly au courant cinematic retelling.

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